Jimmy Choo Capsule Collection For UGG. Some Cozy Couture Kickass Boots.

High fashion couture shoe designer Jimmy Choo has designed a capsule collection for UGG, the well-known Australian unisex fleece-lined sheepskin boots that people either love or hate.



The new Jimmy Choo & Ugg collection consists of six boots in various colors. Studded, grommeted and fringed, the boots are not for the subtle- or the thrifty. Zebra and Cheetah patterns, Gold and silver studs, stars and fringe embellish the mid calf boots which range in price from $495.00 to $795.00 USD.


The Mandah
The most expensive boot in the collection is the Mandah. A myriad of silver and gold grommets, rivets and domed studding cover the entire black boot in glittering detail giving it a fashionable, graphic Jimmy Choo attitude.





The Siobhan
The Siobhan is the least expensive of the line at $495. A charcoal colored Donegal Cable knit cashmere blend boot detailed with antique nickel studs, lamb suede fringe detailed with antique nickel double faced studs for Jimmy Choo flair.





The Kaia
The $595 Kaia has the Classic UGG® boot silhouette with a glamorous Jimmy Choo twist of leopard lamb suede print with grommet and domed studs in an antique finish. Available in Leopard, Zebra and Charcoal Zebra.







The Starlit
Also priced at $595, The Starlit has a rock star edge. All over silver stars are featured on black lamb suede and antique brass stars on chestnut lamb suede with a Silkee Suede fringe detail.




The Sora
The Sora, priced at $695, has a top-cuff, chic Jimmy Choo feature detail on two layers of Silkee Suede fringe, a silver star studded trim on black lamb suede and antique brass star studded trim on chestnut and chocolate lamb suede decorate both tall and Classic boot models.





Shop for them here.

For The Alexander McQueen 2011 RTW Collection, Sarah Burton Had Some Big Shoes To Fill. Look What She Did With Them.

Following the sad and tragic death of designer Alexander "Lee" McQueen, Sarah Burton, who worked alongside the late designer for 15 years, had her work cut out for her when it came to designing the new collections without the namesake. But she did not disappoint. If anything, she added a feminine touch to some traditional McQueen silhouettes and pieces and certainly did a wild and commendable job with the shoes.


Designer Sarah Burton:


For the Spring 2011 Women's Ready-To-Wear collection, the craftsmanship and detail was startling. Butterflies, woven shafts of wheat, feathers, embroidery, leather and more blended to create a collection that's a little Bohemian, a little military, even a little Versace-meets-Damien Hirst.






Alexander McQueen Spring 2011 RTW Shoes:















and the new skull clutch for the 2011 season:


Below are some of the highlights of the 2011 Spring Women's Ready To Wear collection and a close up look at the unusual textiles and craftsmanship:














See the entire collection here.